Manufactured Home Zoning Regulations
Summary
An applicant requested a specific use permit to place a manufactured home on a residential lot on Evans Street. The planning commission reviewed neighborhood patterns and voted to recommend denial.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 20
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Updates land use regulations to accurately reflect existing property types.
Nearby residential property owners seeking to maintain existing neighborhood character.
The property owner seeking placement of a manufactured home.
Mentions & discussions (25)
City Council - Sep 22, 2026
Created a new Manufactured Home zoning district and rezoned Nolans Crossing Subdivision to comply with new Texas legislation.
Planning & Zoning Commission - Sep 14, 2026
The city is establishing a brand-new zoning district specifically for manufactured homes to match existing neighborhood patterns. As part of this, several properties in the Nolans Crossing subdivision are being rezoned to fit the new rules.
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Planning & Zoning Commission - Aug 10, 2026
An applicant requested a specific use permit to place a manufactured home on a residential lot on Evans Street. The planning commission reviewed neighborhood patterns and voted to recommend denial.
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Planning & Zoning Commission - Jul 27, 2026
The city is looking to update its zoning code to explicitly ban new cemeteries and mausoleums. This is being done to make sure local rules match state health and safety laws.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment - Jul 21, 2026
A local business owner wants to build a garage that is slightly larger than city rules allow. The board will decide if this exception is appropriate given the site's constraints.
City Council - Jul 14, 2026
State Representative Helen Kerwin discussed the potential negative impacts of large-scale data centers on local water supplies and infrastructure, advocating for new state regulations.
Planning & Zoning Commission - May 18, 2026
The property owner wants to place a new 1,344-square-foot manufactured home on a vacant lot in an existing neighborhood, which requires a minor variance since it's six square feet under the district minimum.
City Council - Mar 24, 2026
After 56 years of waiting, the city is finally building a major new park with boat launches, trails, and swim areas. It's a big investment in local recreation.
Founders Development Company has announced it will develop the multifamily project, RailRoad Lofts.
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City Council - Jul 8, 2025
The city is deciding whether to waive nearly $390,000 in impact fees for a Habitat for Humanity project. Proponents argue it's necessary for affordable housing, while critics worry about the cost to taxpayers.
City Council - Jun 10, 2025
The city is updating its sign rules to make them easier to follow and legally sound. This affects how businesses and residents can display signs on their property.
City Council - May 27, 2025
The city created a new process to waive impact fees for nonprofit affordable housing. This could help lower the cost of building homes for lower-income families.
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City Council - May 13, 2025
The city is looking at ways to waive impact fees for non-profits building affordable housing to help keep costs down for residents.
City Council - Apr 22, 2025
The city is creating new rules for data centers to ensure they don't disrupt neighborhoods. They will now require a special permit, giving the council more oversight.
City Council - Apr 8, 2025
A resident is seeking help with sewage connection and building structure variances for his property.
City Council - Mar 11, 2025
Residents and the Council are working to protect historic neighborhoods from incompatible new construction, specifically duplexes in single-family areas.
City Council - Feb 25, 2025
Residents are concerned that new duplex developments in historic areas like Featherston Street threaten the character and integrity of the neighborhood.
City Council - Feb 11, 2025
The city is supporting a plan to turn the old Irving Elementary school into senior apartments. It preserves a historic building while adding needed housing for seniors.
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311 Evans Street Manufactured Home
Denied by the commission, preserving current neighborhood development patterns pending City Council review.
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